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TasGO. RFQs coordinated from request to follow-up.

TasGO uses CIE for RFQ coordination in its logistics and Aero business context. Requirements, supplier and service responses, comparison and quotations form one connected commercial workflow.

Aircraft in a logistics context

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The business: logistics and Aero enquiries.

TasGO covers road, air and sea logistics, warehousing and customs coordination, with an Aero RFQ context. Requests may bring together route, dimensions, timing, technical requirements and several service providers. Comparable scope matters before a commercial offer is chosen.

02 / CIE

The challenge: compare the complete request.

Missing dimensions or documentation can make responses difficult to compare. One provider may include a service that another excludes. The RFQ process needs a consistent requirement basis and a visible record of unanswered questions before selection.

03 / CIE

How TasGO uses CIE.

CIE supports RFQ intake, requirements clarification, supplier and service coordination, quotation preparation and follow-up. The workflow keeps response differences alongside the request. Responsible people review provider selection, technical documentation and commitments.

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Practical value: context at every handoff.

A connected RFQ record gives the team a clearer basis for comparison, quotation and the next customer conversation. Explore the workflow below to see how missing requirements or urgency can change the next action. No supplier selection replaces qualified technical judgment.

The human responsibility

The coordinator selects providers and confirms technical feasibility, commercial terms and delivery commitments.

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TasGO. See the RFQ workflow.

Explore an illustrative RFQ: clarification, comparable responses, quotation and follow-up.

An incoming RFQ enters at Qualify, before requirements and responses are coordinated.

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Request intake

Request basis

  • Route
  • dimensions
  • weights and documentation
Route, scope, timing and documentation

What CIE does

Record route or specification, quantity, delivery timing and the customer’s request.

Check completeness.

Your decision

The coordinator reviews provider selection, feasibility and terms

Information used

The same RFQ scope, customer requirements and response conditions

Route, dimensions, weights and documentation

Read the complete journey
  1. Request intake

    Record route or specification, quantity, delivery timing and the customer’s request.

    What CIE does: Check completeness.

    Your decision: The coordinator reviews provider selection, feasibility and terms

  2. Missing requirements

    Ask for dimensions, weights, technical references or documents needed for comparable responses.

    What CIE does: Clarify before requesting responses.

    Your decision: The coordinator reviews provider selection, feasibility and terms

  3. Service responses

    Keep each response with its scope, timing, exclusions and unanswered questions.

    What CIE does: Prepare a comparable view.

    Your decision: The coordinator reviews provider selection, feasibility and terms

  4. Comparison

    Compare on the same requirement basis. Review feasibility and technical documents with qualified people.

    What CIE does: Review the preferred option.

    Your decision: The coordinator reviews provider selection, feasibility and terms

  5. Quotation

    Prepare the customer quotation within approved terms. Escalate exceptions before making a commitment.

    What CIE does: Approve or revise the offer.

    Your decision: The coordinator reviews provider selection, feasibility and terms

  6. Follow-up

    Connect the customer reply to the RFQ and record the next action or outcome. Changed requirements return to review.

    What CIE does: Follow the agreed next step.

    Your decision: The coordinator reviews provider selection, feasibility and terms

    Outcome and updated context: Keep the quotation basis, comparable responses and assigned follow-up together. Provider choice and commitments still require your decision.

Read the complete journey

  1. Request intake

    Record route or specification, quantity, delivery timing and the customer’s request.

    What CIE does: Check completeness.

    Your decision: The coordinator reviews provider selection, feasibility and terms

  2. Missing requirements

    Ask for dimensions, weights, technical references or documents needed for comparable responses.

    What CIE does: Clarify before requesting responses.

    Your decision: The coordinator reviews provider selection, feasibility and terms

  3. Service responses

    Keep each response with its scope, timing, exclusions and unanswered questions.

    What CIE does: Prepare a comparable view.

    Your decision: The coordinator reviews provider selection, feasibility and terms

  4. Comparison

    Compare on the same requirement basis. Review feasibility and technical documents with qualified people.

    What CIE does: Review the preferred option.

    Your decision: The coordinator reviews provider selection, feasibility and terms

  5. Quotation

    Prepare the customer quotation within approved terms. Escalate exceptions before making a commitment.

    What CIE does: Approve or revise the offer.

    Your decision: The coordinator reviews provider selection, feasibility and terms

  6. Follow-up

    Connect the customer reply to the RFQ and record the next action or outcome. Changed requirements return to review.

    What CIE does: Follow the agreed next step.

    Your decision: The coordinator reviews provider selection, feasibility and terms

    Outcome and updated context: Keep the quotation basis, comparable responses and assigned follow-up together. Provider choice and commitments still require your decision.

Questions before you start

What should we prepare?

Start with a workflow example, product or service information, approved rules and the person responsible for decisions.

Where is human judgment needed?

Missing information, exceptional discounts, delivery commitments and changed scope need the responsible person. CIE is intended to prepare the context for that review.

What is available?

Agree workflows, required channels and connections with Exwest. Availability depends on your business configuration and approved scope.

EXWEST / Next step

Let’s discuss the work you want to improve.

Bring a typical enquiry or opportunity. We’ll discuss your requirements, decision rules and the CIE scope that fits your business.

Your workflow. Your rules. Your decisions.

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